Car preparation fee is one of the common car dealership scams that is used by car dealers to make a quick profit from car buyers in the range of $500 – $2000. It all depends on how much a customer is willing to spend.

Every year millions of American consumers are defrauded by dishonest car dealers. They do not disclose a vehicle’s salvage history, true odometer reading, earlier use, lemon-law buyback history, or repaired damage and other vehicle defects. In reality, they sell ‘lemons’ or other unsafe vehicles without warranties. Other most common car dealership frauds are “Yo Yo Financing” (AKA Spot Delivery) or the ever-popular Prep Fee Scam

Buying an automobile is considering as a second most expensive investments in their life after only home purchasing. A lot of consumers in U.S. are sure that a vehicle is a way to demonstrate their financial prosperity in society. Many California consumers are victims of automobile fraud and do not even suppose it.

Auto fraud has significantly increased especially in California. Every year, millions of car buyers are unsuspectingly defrauded out of thousands of dollars by auto dealerships.

Buying a used car instead of a new one can help the buyer to save money. Unfortunately, the defects of the used car become visible only after the purchase.
Many buyers have had successful deals with some used car dealers. However, over the years used car dealers have been reviled and they have been portrayed as [...]